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When you go to a party or host one, food will almost always be involved. Especially when Super Bowl Sunday comes around. You may have options or you may not! But I'm sure if you go to any party or get together and bring one of these dips, people will be impressed. Each one of these chip dips are naturally gluten-free and pretty easy to make. My personal favorite is the gluten-free dairy free Spinach Artichoke dip which is amazing but I promise you can't go wrong with any 4. Whether you want to use one of these dips for a party or you need to bring something for Super Bow Sunday, I know at least one of these dips will be an appetizer that everyone enjoys.

Even though it's not anywhere near October or Halloween, pumpkin bread is still one of my favorites. It's super easy to make and it's even better when you add chocolate chip to it! I'm still selling my gluten-free recipe bundles where you can have all the ingredients you need delivered right to your house, and this recipe happens to be one of them. To make this recipe you'll need Kember's Gluten Free Pumpkin Bread Mix or you can go over and purchase the full recipe bundle at the Glutenaway.com shop!

Gluten free cornbread is always included at every Thanksgiving and Christmas of mine. It's almost a must have at every Thanksgiving dinner and it's one of my favorites too! I hate recipes with tons of ingredients because when you're preparing for Thanksgiving, the more time you can save, the better. I share this gluten-free cornbread recipe of mine every year because it is so easy to make, and delicious too! It's gluten-free and can be made dairy free as well with the milk listed below. You really wouldn't know it's gluten-free if you served at Thanksgiving and I know it's a recipe everyone at the dinner table would enjoy.

Fall is surprisingly coming up fast and it's always one of my favorite times of the year! I always love the change in seasons and when it starts to get a little cooler but unfortunately I live in Florida so I don't get to see much change in weather. None the less, I always get into the fall season when it comes to food. I love everything pumpkin and all the fall recipes so I thought I'd share this recipe a little bit early from Pamela's Products! They are one of my favorite brands and have tons of great flours and blends. The one I used for this recipe was the biscuit and scone mix and it definitely turned out great. It includes both a non dairy free and dairy free version so feel free to choose whichever is best for you!

For the GlutenAway Virtual Expo back in July, we had a lot of great companies involved. If you attended I'm sure you got to see tons of great companies involved and learn about a lot of new gluten-free products. One of my favorite products from this expo that I discovered happened to be Wholesome Chow Mixes. All mixes are gluten-free and free of the Top 8 Allergens! Not only are they free of those allergens but they also make amazing breads and cakes like no other. One of the things I got to make with the mixes was this recipe for a Gluten-free Pumpkin Pineapple Carrot Breakfast Loaf. It's amazing and super soft to make fore breakfast. Not to mention, it's pretty easy to make too which is something I always try to share on my blog. Make sure to check out Wholesome Chow Mixes and to try out this recipe too!

Many of you most likely have some type of vegetable side dish for Thanksgiving diner each year. Most are usually gluten-free and aren't something you have to worry about. But that doesn't mean I can't share an awesome roasted vegetable recipe with you! This recipe is pretty much free of all the main allergens which makes it a great worry free dish to have this Thanksgiving at the dinner table. It's actually one of my favorite dishes to have since it has lots of flavor and is naturally gluten-free which means I don't have to worry about getting glutened.

If you still need some naturally gluten-free side dishes for Thanksgiving, then this one is perfect! It's fresh, filling, and most importantly healthy. All the ingredients are of course natural, gluten-free, and pretty simple to get. There is no dairy in it as well as a few other allergens like eggs. If you're worried about how much this recipe will make then you should know that it easily makes a large portion for 6-8 people depending on how much they take. If you have leftovers it can also be put in the fridge to last days. Many people also worry about quinoa cross reacting and causing a reaction. If you are worried about that just use brown rice instead. Enjoy!

I have never really been a fan of cranberry dip in the past, but that was until I tried this recipe. This dip is sweet and very simple to make. You don't need many ingredients to make this and best of all it doesn't take much time to make either. It can be a great appetizer if you are looking to server a couple dips before the main meal. It's something that goes great with fruit and possible crackers as well! It's both gluten and dairy free and is something that should be simple to make if you are looking for an easy recipe this Thanksgiving.

Naturally gluten-free recipes is something I've always liked most. And when it comes to Thanksgiving and big family meals, you can't go wrong with a side of mashed potatoes. This is one thing at Thanksgiving that is almost always gluten-free anyways. However, mashed potatoes being dairy free as well is something that is a little harder to get. My main goal with this recipe was to make it both delicious and dairy free as well! It is already naturally gluten-free and with the ingredients used below it can be made dairy free. I have made this many times for the holidays each year and it is definitely a recipe you can never go wrong with if you are dairy free as well.

If I could only eat one thing at Thanksgiving every year then this would be it. A lot of the foods you eat on Thanksgiving are already naturally gluten-free, but stuffing is the one thing that you have to find a good recipe for to make gluten-free. This is one thing my mom made every year and got to the point where the recipe was perfected. It's both gluten and dairy free and it is actually very simple to make. Of course it's going to take a little more time like any normal stuffing recipe would. Whatever recipe you choose for your Thanksgiving stuffing, I'm sure this is one you wouldn't be disappointed with. I would really recommend this over any stuffing recipe I've had before since it is also dairy free as well. We first started making this 3 years ago and ever since then I haven't found one that's beat it! Hope you try it out and share it with your family!

There can really be tons of recipes you can make for a gluten-free appetizer before you main meal. A lot of them are lighter snacks and a lot of them are dips as well. Pumpkin Hummus is one that my mom has made a few times for Thanksgiving and is one that has been pretty popular each year. This recipe is both gluten-free and free of most allergies as well which makes it perfect. It's a great dip to have for Thanksgiving and is one that anyone with any allergies can enjoy. It's a little different from most dips you have tried but I would definitely recommend it.

Since we are in the middle of Fall, I thought it would be great to share a new and amazing gluten-free pumpkin bread recipe. This pumpkin bread isn't like most gluten-free breads you would try. It is extremely fluffy and soft, has a great texture, and has amazing flavor as well. I adjusted this recipe slightly to make it my own but I originally got it brought to me by Lisa Sammons on Facebook. It is extremely easy and one of the best bread recipes I have ever tried! You honestly wouldn't even know it's gluten-free if someone didn't tell you. Give it a shot and I know you won't be disappointed.

Potato skins were something I never really tried before I went gluten-free. I'm not sure if I was ever missing out on anything but from what I can say about these gluten-free potato skins, they were great! I adjusted this recipe to make it both gluten and dairy free which is a lot better for most people! These are very good for a side or snack. They can also be used as a main course dinner as well depending on how much you make. They are very good and one of my favorite recipes so far since it is easy too! Enjoy this gluten-free recipe!

This recipe really could not get any easier. All you need is 2 simple ingredients to make these awesome and simple snacks. They are naturally gluten-free and can be easily stored for later on. I like adding a little cinnamon on top and having these with some ketchup for my snack. There are also Paleo and dairy free as well so really it's free of all allergies besides egg. I'm sure there is many different sized trays you can use to make these bites but I used an 2x2 inch tray to make them and they turned out great. Hope you enjoy this recipe! Easy recipes are my favorite.

Ingredients:

1 cup of mashed sweet potatoes
8 egg whites
Cinnamon (optional)

Directions:

Preheat oven to 375.
To mash sweet potatoes, place it in the oven or microwave until a fork can be inserted. Let cool, take off the skin, mash gently.
Combine all ingredients in a blender until combined well.
Poor into greased muffin pan and put in the oven for 20-25 mins
Take out, let cool, then serve!

This week I decided for my recipe that I was going to ask some of you about what you would like to see. A lot of my responses back were either a quick gluten-free breakfast recipe, or an easy gluten-free snack to have on the go. Lately I've seen a lot of stuff about Kale chips and apple chips, so I thought this would be a perfect idea to make for an easy snack on the go! Also you only need like 3 or 4 ingredients for each recipe so that makes it even easier. I searched on the web for some of the best gluten free baked chip recipes and these 4 are what I found. They are all natural, gluten-free, dairy free, soy free, and best of all..healthy! Enjoy these 4 easy recipes, below!

This is something I'm definitely not going to take credit for but will say I'm lucky to have around to eat. My mom is actually the one who came up with this recipe, but who says that's stopping me from sharing it with you. I love chips and dips for just having a quick snack, and I love lettuce wraps for just....well I just love lettuce wraps. Haha, so what if I told you you could have the best of both worlds all in one recipe? Well now you can!

This is an easy recipe I found in a special gluten-free cookbook and thought would be great to share with you. It isn't dairy free which is the only thing I don't like about it but the recipe seemed great and easy to make anyways. You may be able to substitute some things in to make them dairy free but I have not tried. It's only 6 ingredients and very easy to make so enjoy!

You may be thinking this sounds like an amazing idea for a chip dip! Or you may be thinking this would be a really weird combination to even try. I personally thought it sounded really weird but I'm always looking to try new things. Whether it's around Halloween or your just looking to try something new, this is a great recipe you can try that is gluten-free and can be dairy free too. Enjoy!

Guacamole and shrimp together in one dip! Couldn't ask for anything more. This is a great tip I found and is something that would be great for any party. It's naturally gluten-free so you won't have to worry about any gluten possibly being in this. It's also pretty healthy too. Enjoy!

Usually when the word fry is involved you automatically associate it with being unhealthy. But with sweet potato fries that is the exact opposite! Sweet potatoes are high in vitamin B6, vitamin C, vitamin D, Iron, magnesium, potassium, and natural sugars that are great for your blood. Good luck finding those in your typical fry. This is by far my favorite snack and something I would choose over any greasy fast food fry any day!

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